Caesarian deliveries

33-34 weeks pregnant, Childbirth

 

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Some pregnancies end with a caesarian section. To prepare for this option, Marie meets with Dr. Guy Waddell. You will learn about what situations may require a caesarian, the details about the surgery and about post-op care.

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